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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
That Rockfard Case

The examination of Augustus Gustetter
for assault with intent to commit the crime
OF murder at Rockford was continued
Thursday and Friday, Assistant Prosecut-
ing Attorney w. II. Eastman conducting
the case for the people. There was consid-
erable interest manifested owing to the fact
that the examination of George Rykert
and Mrs. Gustetter for adultery was TO have
come of Friday. but the crowds who
had assembled were much disappointed
examination.
The sympathy of the entire community
is With Guste:ter and all the feeling is
against Rykert who is very unpopular in
th, community. The prosecution have
their testimony all in and the examination
was adjourned until next Thursday when
the defense Will be heard.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

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laraas a. a@e - 6esze@
>.zes tAs Flct9ry 4cb,sssl - saa sara
esa Amy a. fls s. p sa.s C1sszs s.sy a@ss
sesa aalsazlsy efrssa Ia tAe.f z0s4csct 60
sls street sad psfs1e STA as ora4Rs
haaa sad na kstlis zaEc snlis l1s crzzks
sl9 ga > livelihood ifeA s9-cz--ssi
fss con ysii sad boiler k@ : alotiey erose
IS E4.f L-unksa eosooFs. their entire
.zek u 5faia is4ds lhsn - bessse HAT
tasy eva t5s csly saa lasf axAE tlsy wsEs
fae aiEsel mssas 81 INSISTING palni-l n
aot 14akerSls is5aFies - al lD
1fs1zFa cilzza. A1olt oe.oeA
as sqesllnz the army As us1zl Nere o1t "a
sarade As t1rY ez4@ sl0Ix loni4-sE..
aesr lbs aes e1eysr's Ltock. bo1nd n0ilA-
yard t4sy ga oaa lsfsd Asafy r. 0eisss
4rlssl f1f OsIoc4 3arr-ilg soFka he azs
dfifse 4l84g sis1 1esFy N4E0H, s1en
me CsoEsil = sfasred h.u 10 ket out VI l1s
sag ei4im4Rg a. fas sFmy AAd ths Figns
ns amy sr4see1 lie horse ~ The tlls.
turning aln cato pile 81 stone ana rts
s.sa. oseTtlrnins he veh,ele and throwing
selkes out. ke sas picked ap anG Eaksa
~ CAL 8 Dfeelig sts1.s. shzTs Dr. NJ
r1eFs0n dressed ais ,ar.es. He va t4kea
ao This residences a. "a Jsts1son- zge.. sn1
Sill bs lDe4paGissted lof 4cfx t0r several
lass. a NaEgaat Tor the ieadsr "a the
RAY SiA be .ssaed. an zil,t Tor damages
.asltutesi
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

The announcement that Miss Marie VII
son. The vel known siocUtionist. vii 6e
rendered a oeneht Al Powers Grand opera
House. september IS. IS herslded with de-
light by her numerous friends Ia the city
Who have not seen the lAdv FOR several
years. during which interim she lss made
a rspit advancement in her CHOSEN profes-
son. Robertson Caste will Dc prssen 81
on the oecssiaa. and Harry Hubbard has
consented 60 pay he part Of Ecciss -
other 0csl tsleul viii appear snd the ben
etf VII 40 doubt. be = Hstts1ing testi-
us0niaI
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
PERSONALITIES

Deputy sheriff Cornelius Wiersma, re-
yesterday from a Two weeks vacation whica
he spent visiting friends a the West.
Rev Kerr. B. raoper is home from his
vacation ana vii preach this morning and
church.
Rev. A K. Merriam has returned from
rs Summer vacation and viii occupy hs-
this morning.
Henry Burieson, the popular clothing
clerk. Who hss been with The star CtOtaing
H0cse Tor some fime has taken a position
With The new rower Clothing Company.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Elizaosth Myers tolloss suit and trumps
Ter partner acs. while be throws I'D his
4and and he game OF married life IS end
.d Lizzie wants divorce from Joseph
Myers, and through her attorneys, Thomp-
On. ksunedy & Temple, asks the Circuit
Court "a deal with her case. Tie couple
we're married way BACK IN 1901, and are
ne parents Of ave children, the oldest OF
which Is y. About twelve Years AGO, says
be COM lainant. joseph De zan 20 abuse her
ana absent himself iroIn home, falling TO
provide for her aud their children that in
so be deserted her. and then 10 be mean
circulated false reports about bis wife. with
ne intention Of bringing her into bad re-
pu.e with her neigh0Ors and friends.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

The elegant new hall in the new Shepard
block, corner OF Fountain and Ionia-sts., to
be occupied by the Misses Gage and Bene-
diet with their dancing academy. will be
formally opened some time in October. The
hall is 70x40 feet, and is the best arranged
for dancing of any in the city, and is pro-
vided with every modern appointment.
The hall will be for rent for hops. parties.
socials musicals. and to clubs and other
organizations, but will be let to first class
parties only.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Perhaps nessrs .tudlsy Aad Bisssil Csa
EanLa.n lh- eLtn.r.on.

Perhaps MessFs .tudisy Aad Bisssh csn
ksplaia the Situation
fhe following letter Eas rseeived yester-
lay ansat taGt Lasrays Stseet Holland
elarca matter,
To lhe kdl-oF Of lhs TzLxGEAE HKRALD.
oaAEB RArlDr. Aug. s1-l noticed al
iftc.e ln your issue this morning OF
s4asier oil The LagrsVe Street church prop
sfty bV receiving $50 bonus from he
lelshaOrs Of thai iaczltY. II - a mistake.
have las deed of the property in trust,
ave nz8e no such tFs'ie and 10 not IN
sea %. The ar hitect IS a. WORK getting out
bans f0r the - ice We and inIsnt u bGtid
saostastlai b-ick building thar viii DC an
Hsmeut 10 that part OF the ward. No
der of any xtgd VII DC considered oy the
JrganlLati0n JoHs BESJAMTS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

xhss~ Arsssk. Ksstssa=s saa as Exeit
sa1nt Co4tla4ss.

saenx Coatla~ss-
zaxs1oas. n a. Aas 9x-Ins rsw -
tLs41.assas . assa4bsy sEsss1es 9ssssen
&c ASSEMBLY n214sss1sal a1d tas eolL-ss
ownsrs Is sssa1 tas sneEE2cas pEeeortens
and p1oaalsss - 1esoiEs inte : .oag and
eseso1ae eaatszt- TGEss 4srssls vess az9s
tcasy Dspaty Sheriff Jsanss iefs tAs eisy
tbs usofniHz sappsis2 wiih a. aFt4fai oi
papsTs whieh asss bssn served epoB Pres
dent i.sais Miller ii tbs Chsutsuqas As-
senlaly and rolieesasn Taylor ans Bsnmas,
40 ARRESTED a c. Made. VI tbs clsy. aud
Lsroy D Dals. % tAs ooezsloa of tns
geesat trouble a. lh4al4uq14- fae pspers
~ lie ease cons-sz u q cEpfsu4e NO4TL
81 .. none s1d co1l plsiaf directed against
Aesis Ailsf and Policeman Iaylor. 4e-
conlp p4aiei 81 40 order o. srresk a xaieh
D4sl ~ ths saa u f10e1 = demanded. n
fsFlA Iazt et tbs time u taS
annual meeting Of eottage-owEsrs
be appeared u awful esp4eisy and
t14E Policeman Taylor. oy osdef 81 ffesi-
Gent Miller illegally arrested him without
any reasonable cause of lcstinealon and
dsnlands Judgment ia she sum OF s. 81
together uitn costs of sctlOn Leroy d
Dale. Who acts as chairman % the oolting
meeting and sss arrested With Wade.
makes cat . similar cass against President
Miller and Policeman Benmus. demanding
jGds for 5000 with costs OF
action. TIE order OF ares also
called Tor f-0eo bzii bonds
John r. Wilson aud q. w. Cof1eld swear
they are worth $1,000 above their debts
and Liabilities and pledge themselves 10
become responsible for the costs OF the sc-
non ~ the event OF failure OF Wade 10
make out . case. 10 is understood that
Chancellor Vincent has threatened that
there would be 20 programme AZ Chsntsn-
qua ia l.6s. and that the gates would be
closed unless the oottsge-ownsrs submitted
10 tee DEGREES az the management The
arrest has caused great excitement and was
a discoursging feature OF this, the Grand
Army day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

psrty vas gwen ss ReiEers Hall on
ths wssf SIDE last evening by the Polish
Society. Some OF ''ths boTs' went over and
were rsf1sed son .ftance. one Of them re-
ceivinx painful cash over hls iet e7e by
beiDg struck wifh stone. To get even a
ssiowsr ~ stones were thrown A. ths buiid-
ing. sou'e of hem going throueh the win.
dows. The psfr0i wagon vas called. bat
20 arrests wars made.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
IN. f.asrtr Gors On.

st9.-s.ss r.s Vs>ssss4-~ssV,
OTTAWA BEtcE. Aug. 20.-The. usual Sat
urisv evening hop 81 the Hotel Ottawa was
largely attended last night. Dancing con
dnued till he last moment. The cool
weather has had no eHect on the influx Of
people which continued 10 al the hotel to
,verfowinu
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Nay h2nrz Aost Ass Be&a-
Laura ezer S82 ea 1aenf heza.
NO called = e . t9F : ~ "a g.
Nes s1.e ets eta4sr ss<.
~ lens.y - sFleYe
-. lsess Is ksf s<<rsazs e@za.
Auo s1y I'D e leave Is2fa -
Nay he szs t12t i.karz szs = -42s4.sn-
ing dellczts xsfl sabseE g saek 1e45sehes.
sensitive nsFses. And UDceFts1a ten sssrs.
soc knoelAs sAzf Afe-loDs la = : ifsl-
fai. sies.y Nlfe Be bsfrsnsfsEsee Is atgsDsioas
% her e1eert1l. hs&it8y cousin. Eltxn. Ine
sseFst : thai LAlFa's health 4ae streazsA
zEs szFEed - chr0a2e weakness. psc4llzx -
her SCI skacA Elien sFsTts s11 syossk -
tks ass o. Dr. Pisxess kaYoflss ffescFip-
uon. tnIs ; Tie ouly remedy. foE soaaaA :
peceiar Nezknesses sae sllHents. scl1 -
cr0kg.sts, unc<r positive xazFan,<e from
ths uaaa 1isetQgsrs. tk2t Il Vii slEe s2tisfac-
ton ~ every case Or moEey VII DC refund
ec- see guarantee ga bottle wrapper.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

The wife OF Calvin Gibbs, Of Byron Cen
ter died Yesterday morning at her home
after short illness. Gibbs IS the man
charged with criminal assault upon little
girl OF the village. He was convicted in
the Circuit Court, and sftervard granted
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
a TERRIFIC EXPLOSION.
Boiler In the Alioasx Nine Throws 1T
sen Three Hundred Feet

H0uGHroS. Mich. Aug. 20.-About 7
)'eiock this morning boiler No. at the
Aiionez mine exploded, sending itself 500
fset from starting point No one WAS in
turned. The fireman bad cut his finger and
bad gone To get the engineer tO tie Il up
when the explosion occurred. Efforts were
oeing made to work the mine long enough
10 clean up the loose rock 20 get copper to
pay a labor claim owned by the tributers.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
WIN suspend Building Operations

On saturday. Aug. =. the contractors
and mason builders will suspend building
operations in order to give the bricklsyers
and mssons in their employ an oppoTtun-
ity 20 attend their excursion 20 huskegon.
This will probably be one of the best ex-
cursions OF the season.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

The remains OF William b. Hsnnett son
Of J. c Hannett. formerly of this city, bat
now OF Detroit. arrived here last night and
were taken TO the undertaking rooms Of =.
II o. Bricn, from where the funeral will be
held today. Mr. Hannett, who died Friday
Al Detroit, had many friends in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

We toos II soat riding Ia iEs carriage and
il went - sleep. il o4ggbl cold While Ne
we're carrglns i ir0Ea TIE carriage back int0
the house. The HOLMAN Adlusgzble b4oy
CzFriSgs can be detached from the wheu.s
ing the baby. See advertisement and send
for catalogue. - Wabash Avenue, Chi
cSgo, III.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

w.sHTxsrox. Aug. 20.-Applican.s for
prepaymsnt OF interest on 81. i9o,Soo o.
bonds we're received today by Secretary
Fsirchild, msxing the total TO date -, :
3-s SO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

The g. K. & /. Railroad Company have
offered for sale al OF the pine lands Ia Lake
county Sealed bids wlll DC received by ".
o. Hughsrt Land Commissioner, 10 be
opened October Let, next Piais aud further
information can be had by addressing hinl
al Grand Rapids, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
The Crea. Enp,Isb Prescrio,,or
8, Monroe 4 9I Ottaws-.ts Grand Rapids.

~ A successful Medicine used over <-xs
A2xSS0 years in thousands OF cases ~ i
~ 81 Cures SyermGto7Tiheo, Nercoasf - "
~ Weakness. Emissions. I,npofeiicV E>S
fNz<A and eli diseases caused by abuse eS<sk>
rEFozEi lrolScrerion. OF over-exertion. IAs-rrp :
Six packages Guaranteed 10 Cure trAss ou oth.r<
Fail ASK your Druggist for The Grest kssI.sh
Prescription. take no substitute. One package
81. six s. by mail. Write for Pamphlet Address
Eureka Chemical Co.. Detroit. Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Rnnnn.t znriAI

" ss GouDlit the well-known dressmsker,
has removed from the Wenham TO Room
=37, Porter Block.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

School commences in few weeks. When
down town stop IT, and see What we have
ia Boys suits. We will be pleased 10 show
you the nnest and largest assortment N the
state kgkR CLOTHING HolsE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

#4safssGos AaE -4-Ea.r se4lasE
tsilo~s1 b. seal faas eigls ssilerz.lE
fFssa e4af =. s8..ta s.isaz shaagss "a ssna-
rerslurs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

A bouquet social will be be held on the
lawns of No. 100, l92 and 1874 Gold-st.
Tuesday evening. Aug. .. 1857. Benefit of
the Second Baptist church society.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

They sell for prices within the reach Of
all. rich aud poor, IN TACT they live and lei.
live. Call and see them, 100 South
Division-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
CLsveLANo's SUBSTITUTE.
George Brin.ki Dies at the New York
Soidiers' Home,

BATH. y. Y. Aug. 20.-George Brinski,
he Union army during the war as a sub
stitute for Grover Cleveland. died in the
soldiers Home near here at 1870 yester-
day morning OF coasumptiOn. He was a
Polish sailor, aged 65 years. and claimed to
have been sworn In Is Mr. Cieveiand's sub
stitute when the latter was drafted in Buff
eala in fs4.9
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Smoke The Detroit Slusger. ihe best i've
cent cigar IN the market, a. Wesllake'
drug store Csngl-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Everybody says that Compton Bros. are
selling AL the furniture there is sold in
Grand Rapids. The tact is they are not
selling quite ali o. il but almost.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Don't forget John Hines benef. dance a.
Norden Hall Friday evening, August %.
Admittance 50 cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
At.antion. sir Kniehts!

Members of Golden Rule Commandery
are requested to be present OF their Asylum
Monday evening. August y. 10 transact
business of Importance
By order OF L. c.
J. j. ADAMS.
BFNJ WILLIAMS recorfer
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
All E! THERE
HARDWARE /!
M. /. SWIFT.
10 Canal Street,

Is selling Hardware at prices
that defy competition. Doors,
Sash and Glass. Haying and
Harvesting Tools, Ice Cream
Ere czers, Wire Cloth and Ad-
Unstable Screens, Cistern and
Drive Well Pumps, Iron Sinks,
Bench Wringers, Mill Supplies,
Shinglc Bands, Band Nails,
Files, Stoves and Ranges.
] have a few Acorn Cook Stoves
/ am selling at and below cost;
not quite SO much nickel on
them but otherwise just as good
as our latest patterns. If you
want &C ok Stove you can save
money by buying one of these.
Only a few left. Lawn Mowers
at cost.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21

Benz. WILLIAMS. Recorder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-24
Printing Office Secrets.

properly conducted printing Office is as
much secret as a Masonic lodge. The
printers are not under oath of secrecy, but
always feel themselves as truly in honor
bound to keep office secrets as though triple
oathed. Any employe in a printing Office
who willingly disregards this fact, in re-
lation to printing Office secrets, would not only
be scorned by his brethren of the craft, but
would lose his position at once. We make
this statement because it sometimes happens
that a communication appears in a newspaper
under an assumed signature, which excites
comment, and various parties try to find out
who is the author. Let all be saved the
trouble of questioning the employees of the
printing Office. They are know-nothings on
such points as these. On such matters, they
have eyes and ears, no mouth, and if they
fail to observe this rule, let them be put down
as dishonorable members ofthe craft 1t is
the same in job printing. If anything is to
be printed and kept secret, let proper notice
be given of the desire for secrecy, and you
might as well question the Sphynx, as one of
the printers, so that even the secret books of
lodges are printed without fear.-Press and
Printer.
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At the close of the session at the Dirigo
Business College, Thursday afternoon, the
students presented to the principal, Mr..
Capen, a beautiful gold headed cane, mark
of respect and esteem The pleasant rela-
tons existing between the students and
teachers at this school have always been a
matter of note and go far to raise the STAN
dard of the school and its work. Our citi-
zens do not always realize the value of this
institution to the city Aside from the fact
that it fits and furnishes large share of the
young recruits to our business community, it
brings quite goodly sum of money into the
city. The average number of new students
in year is one hundred or more. Each
pays thirty-five dollars for tuition, fifty to
sixty for board five to ten for books and
stationery and something for incidental ex-
penses; not less than one hundred dollars
in all per student is ten thousand dollars per
year, brought to the city directly by the
school. Our people ought to be and gener-
ally are interested in its welfare
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A 6agacious Cat.

Said Mr.. Bowdtch the well known drug
gist, with merry twinkle in his eye, "Pve
got some knowing cats. fellow was giving
me some pretty stiff talk about trained dog
of his, so | told him that had a cat that
could tell the different denominations of
money. He didn't believe it, so | took a
dollar bill and a five dollar bill and unbe-
known to him scented the five with catnip.
then laid them on the floor and
said to the cat, now Tom take
your choice but you are fool if you don't
take the five. The cat jumped down and
smclled the bills and finally with his paw
poked out to one side the one with the cat
nip on it. Well Sir that fellow hasn't re-
covered yet from the surprise that cats sa-
gacity gave him."
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Ex-Governor Robe vas in town yesterday.
W. A. K. Abbott of wateryilIe, was in the
city yesterday
Mr.. B. F. Beal Of Boston, was at the Cow
House yesterday.
Mr. NJ 9. Needham Of Waterville, was At
the Cony House yesterday.
Capt H.F. Blanchard is more eomfort..
bic. He has been dangerously sick with
coiic and severe neuralgia
Hon. s. L. Boardman returned home YES.
terday from Skov hogan, where he has been
IN attendance upon the meeting Of the State
Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter II. and liule
Lawrence Miner Emery of Gardiner will
spend Christmas with their uncle and aunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hanson.
Hon. Geo. E. Bracket of Belfast the
editor of the Maine Temperance Record. and
one OF the trustees of the Maine Agricultural
Society, was at Hotel North yesterday.
Mr.. Clarence Stetson the Augusta cores
pondent Of the Lewiston Journal, a spicy and
prolIflc writer, has accepted = lucrative
position on the reportorial staff of the New
York Sun and will leave Immediately for
New York to commence his duties the first
Of January. Mr.. Stetson is a genial. pleasant
gentleman as well as good newspaper man
and we wish him all success in his new field.
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Signs Of the Boom.

This 10 usually difficult time of year for
the tax collector to get in his work This
year, however, seems to be somewhat of an
exception to the general rule, and the City
Collector reports that he has thus far collect
ed more taxes than ever before at this season
Of the year. The reason of this is to be
found in the increasing pros
perity of the city. Men are
paying their taxes with more promptness than
ever before, because they are better able to
do 50 than they have formerly been. There
never was time in the history of the city
when its laboring people were more steadily
employed than at the present time There
are to-day more wage-workers receiving pay
in this city than ever before. New
industries are coming into existence and there
is feeling of cheerfulness among all
classes of laboring people which comes only
from the very wide spread belief that the
next season will he prosperous one for
them. All classes of people are catching
the spirit of Augustus boom.
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H-Devine & Coughlin wish to inform
their many friends and patrons that their
large and constantly increasing prescription
and general medicine business now demands
their undivided attention. they viii show no
fancy or holiday goods at their pharmacy at
the west end of the kennebec bridge. All
articles usually found at irst-elass drug
store, however, are there in abundance,
many of which would make very neat and
acceptable presents for either lady or gentle
man friends. Our line of perfumes is very
select and extensive, comprising all the
celebrated extracts of both American
and European makers. They take special
pride in this department and have many new
and rare odors which can be obtained at no
other store in the city.
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That brings with 1t gusts Of rain from the north.
east. When the wind blows from that quarter a
wet day, the rheumatic are apt to suffer, even il
seated by their lain comfortable ingle" in cosy
chair. A few winegassfulls of Hostetter's
stomach Bitters-most genial and comforting OF
specifcs-will afford them unspeakable relief. There
ample proof record of Its efficacy in this disease
particularly II used for its relief at the out
set. Chis and fever, dyspepsia, constipation, liver
complaint, and lack of tone in the kidneys and bad
der should also be treated with this useful family
medicine Of botanic origin. Appetite improves, re
freshing sumber once more visits the weary eyelids
Of the nervous and the circulation Is enriched and
accelerated In consequence of it's invigorating and
regulating action. Use 1t as protector after get
ting wet.
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Not thousand miles from Augusta, a little
girl of five, who had evidently been lectured
on the economical use of butter, came home
from her play to find that 1.-THE minister" was
to dine with the family. Toward the con-
clusion of the meal, their guest experiencing
a little difiiculty-as is sometimes the case
in making bread and butter come out even,
applied the remaining gilt edge" to his
''sweet cake" The pet of the family saw the
act, and, leaning across the table, said to her
brother: Hum! Butter on gingerbread
He won't stay here long"
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The people of Augusta and vicinity will
have the privilege of listening to three
"stars" at the Concert in the Universalist
church next Thursday evening Mrs. Carter.
Mrs Morrison and Mr.. Duncan. Those
who heard Mrs. Carter last
winter bear uniform testimony to her
wonderful power of song. Mrs. Morrison
has probably no superior as a contralto singer
in the State Mr.. Duncan ranks among the
foremost organists in the country, having Of
ficiatcd in several of the leading churches in
Brooklyn and New York.
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/ have been a sufferer from catarrh for

have been sufferer from catarrh for the
past eight years Having tried number Of
remedies advertised as .ssure cures" without
obtaining any relief. had resolved never to
take any other patent medicines, when q
friend advised me to try Ely's Cream Balm.
l did SO with great reluctance, but can now
testify with pleasure that after using it for
SIX weeks believe myself cured 1t is =
most agreeable remedy--an invaluable Balm.
Joseph Stewart, 624 Grand Ave. Brooklyn.
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How does this weather suit You ice men?"
We asked an ice dealer yesterday.
We'll ice men are great deal like far
mers; one wants rain Immediately while an
other wants to get in some hay first. The
Kennebec ice men would rather not see their
ice ready for cutting before February"
why is that ?"
well then the chances are that the ice
crop on the Hudson will be poor. The ice Of
the Hudson is thin usually and has to be
gathered in December and January. for the
sun is SO high in February thatit works havoc
with it,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-12-24

Father Plante is working most zealously for
the French Catholics of this city. He has
called to his assistance six Dominican fathers
from Lewiston, and mission meetings are
being held each day. Father rlante is very
earnest in his endeayors and will undoubtedly
succeed in his undertakings, even to the build
ing of church editice in the spring.